Dr. Christine Doty & Associates

07/08/2026

Saturday, 8/8/26
9 am - 12 pm
425 Market St., Suite 2
Williamsport PA 17701
Cost: $150
To register: https://form.jotform.com/261857634530057

Presented by Dr. Darlene Garcia-Johnson, LPC, Dr. Saikia Moore, LPC, Kim Rossi, LPC, Elizabeth Stevenson, LAMFT, and Dr. Christine Doty, LMFT

04/29/2026

04/23/2026

Your attachment style isn’t just a “label” — it’s a pattern shaped by your earliest experiences with connection 💭

Here’s a quick breakdown:

✨ Secure: Comfortable with closeness and independence
✨ Anxious: Craves connection, fears abandonment
✨ Avoidant: Values independence, struggles with emotional closeness
✨ Disorganized: Wants connection but fears it at the same time

The important part? These patterns aren’t permanent.

With awareness, reflection, and healthier relationships, you can move toward a more secure way of connecting ❤️

Start by asking yourself:
👉 How do I react when I feel vulnerable?
👉 Do I pull people closer… or push them away?

Growth begins with noticing.

04/17/2026

💙 Men’s Mental Health Matters 💙

Too many men are taught to stay silent about what they’re feeling—to “be strong,” “tough it out,” or handle everything on their own. But real strength isn’t silence. Real strength is honesty.

Men experience anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, burnout, and loneliness just like anyone else—but they’re often less likely to talk about it or seek support.

This is your reminder:
💬 It’s okay to talk about what you’re going through
🧠 Your mental health is just as important as your physical health
🤝 Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness
💙 You don’t have to carry it alone

Checking in with yourself—and the men in your life—can make a difference. A conversation, a listening ear, or reaching out for support can be life-changing.

Let’s break the stigma and make space for real conversations about men’s mental health. 💙

04/15/2026

💜 Women’s Mental Health Matters 💜

Women carry so many roles—caregivers, professionals, partners, friends, daughters—often all at once. In the middle of everything they give to others, their own mental health can quietly slip to the bottom of the list.

But mental health is not a luxury. It’s a necessity.

Anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, and emotional exhaustion can affect women at every stage of life—from adolescence through adulthood and beyond. And yet, so many still feel pressure to “push through” or stay silent.

This is your reminder:
✨ You are allowed to rest
✨ You are allowed to ask for help
✨ You are allowed to not be okay
✨ You are not alone

Supporting women’s mental health means listening without judgment, making space for honesty, and encouraging care—therapy, community, boundaries, and self-compassion.

Let’s keep breaking the stigma. Let’s keep showing up for ourselves and each other. 💪💜

04/15/2026

💙 **When Is It Time to Consider Couples Therapy?**

Every relationship has ups and downs—but sometimes, extra support can make all the difference. Seeking help isn’t a sign of failure; it’s a step toward understanding, healing, and growth.

Here are some signs it might be time to consider couples therapy:
⚠️ Communication often turns into arguments or silence
💔 Trust has been broken or feels shaky
😔 You feel more like roommates than partners
🔁 The same conflicts keep coming up without resolution
🚫 Emotional or physical intimacy has significantly decreased
😤 Resentment, frustration, or disconnection is growing
🧭 Major life changes are creating stress in the relationship

You don’t have to wait until things feel “too far gone.” Therapy can help rebuild connection, improve communication, and strengthen your relationship.

🤝 Strong relationships aren’t perfect—they’re supported.

04/14/2026

Today is a reminder that child and adolescent mental health matters—every single day, not just when it becomes a crisis.

Our kids are growing up in a world that moves fast, feels heavy, and often asks them to handle more than they’re ready for. Anxiety, depression, and emotional overwhelm don’t always look the way we expect. Sometimes it’s silence. Sometimes it’s anger. Sometimes it’s “I’m fine.”

Let’s create spaces where young people feel safe to talk, to struggle, and to be supported without judgment. Listening matters. Showing up matters. Early support can change a life.

If you’re a parent, caregiver, educator, or community member—your presence, patience, and compassion make a difference.

And if you’re a young person reading this: you are not alone, and it’s okay to ask for help. 💙

04/10/2026

Families come in many forms—but at their core, they’re built on connection, care, and showing up for one another. 💛

Today, we celebrate the everyday moments: the laughter, the support, the growth, and even the challenges that help families become stronger over time.

There’s no such thing as a “perfect” family—only real ones, learning and growing together.

Here’s to the love, resilience, and bonds that make your family uniquely yours. 🤝

04/09/2026

Spring sports season can bring a lot of stress—for kids and parents alike. ⚽🌸

A quick reminder: your child doesn’t need a perfect season, they need a supported one.

Focus on effort, encouragement, and connection—on and off the field. Those moments matter more than the score. 💛